Bullet tuna mille feuille in olive oil and tropical Granada mango caramelized with onion shoots and Riofrio trout caviar

By Oscar and Marcos Pedraza. Ruta del Veleta.

Amidst the stove tops of the Pedraza brothers there is great respect for classic cuisine while also installing a modern twist on each plate. Their recipes has no trick, they just insist on doing it with pleasure and enjoyment, and a little finesse, as they say. The Chef’s smile reflects on their plate displaying that these two chefs have been frankly pleased with their work.

Castañetas with Sierra de Jabugo cured ham

By José Vicente. Restaurant José Vicente.

José Vicente defines his cuisine as traditional and from the mountains, bringing us that a plate that is a reflection of the Sierra of Huelva. The chef’s has rescued this recipe from wise grandmothers and the final result shows that good work does not conflict with the usual flavors.

Cream of white chocolate on dark chocolate and “Oro de las Villas” extra virgen olive oil

By Nicolás Martínez. Restaurant La Gruta.

Chocolate has become one of the most widespread culinary pleasures in the world. Chef Nicolas Martinez presents a dessert that combines two types of chocolate and a good dash of extra virgin olive oil, seeing it alone will unleash the wildest temptation.

Olive pit charcoal roasted wild fish from the bay of Cádiz, carrot purée and olive guacamole

By Ángel León. Restaurant Aponiente.

Angel Leon is a sea lover and that passion with the smell of sea salt flowing daily in his kitchen. His recipe is a seafood dish with all the innovation of “the charcoal roasted olives”, which improves the sensory characteristics of the products.

Baked almadraba tuna back

By Joaquín Mota. Restaurant Antonio.

It couldn’t be any other way if you’re the master chef Joaquin Mota, a resident of Zahara de los Atunes (Cádiz). First the recipe needs a good ‘contarmormo’ tuna trap. The contramormo is the small piece of meat located above the side and below the back where the meta is fine textured and delicate.

Huelva white prawn sashimi, Wasabi Mazamorra

By Kisko García. Restaurant Choco.

Sashimi is a Japanese delicacy that consists mainly of seafood or shellfish, chopped ever so finely. Chef Kisko García adds to his eastern inspiration the white shrimp of Huelva, a dish typical of the coast of Huelva which makes this dish 100% Andalusian.

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